CS 3516: Computer Networks
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Lab 3
DUE DATE: Oct 15 R, 2020 (11:59pm)
Description
This is the third and last in the series of
Wireshark labs. Here you
will learn about how ARP and Ethernet work. You will turn in (multiple)
.pcap traces as well as answers to some questions based on the data you
gathered.
Details
- The WireShark lab that you have to work through can be
found here Wireshark Lab:
ARP/Ethernet
- This assignment is worth - 25 points + 1 bonus point
- The points allotted to each question for this lab is given
parenthesis next to the question
- You will need a computer (desktop or laptop) that you can
use to install and run Wireshark. Wireshark is available from www.wireshark.org, where you can
download binaries for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
- If you DO NOT have access to a computer you can run
Wireshark on, you
must let us know as soon as possible. We will do our
best to find a way you can still complete the Wireshark projects.
- Follow the instructions in the lab carefully, with the one
exception
that you must Save your capture file (Via "File" --> "Save") as the
very last step before exiting Wireshark. This will give you a .pcap
file which you need to submit
Important Notice (Read carefully)
You must not run Wireshark in promiscuous mode. Promiscuous
mode is
checked on by default, but can be unchecked in the "Capture" -->
"Options" window (where you can select the device and other options).
Besides preventing you from violating the AUP by potentially collecting
other's traffic, turning off promiscuous mode will greatly reduces the
data you are analyzing and collecting, making it easier to read results
and submit the data.
Submission
The
very last page of the lab includes some questions you are to answer,
demonstrating that you have been able to get Wireshark up and running,
and have explored some of its capabilities. Your submission should
include:
- A PDF document, with your name, lab name ("Lab 3"),
and WPI login at the top , with answers to the questions.
- TWO Wireshark capture files (arp.pcap and ethernet.pcap)
that you used
to answer the questions. As you work through the lab you will know
exactly when to generate each of the files
Combine (via zip or tar) everything up into a single archive file named
"your-wpi-login_lab3.zip".
Submit your document electronically via Canvas by 11:59pm on the day the assignment
is due.
Make sure you choose "Lab 3" under Project drop-down before
uploading the zip file.
Failure to include either of the .pcap files with your
submission zip file will result a score of ZERO. |